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1 savageness
* * *sav·age·ness[ˈsævɪʤnəs]* * *['svIdZnɪs]nWildheit f; (of sport, fighter, punch, revenge) Brutalität f; (of custom, war) Grausamkeit f; (of animal) Gefährlichkeit f; (of competition) Schärfe f; (of conflict) Schwere f, Brutalität f; (= severity, of cuts, measures) Härte f; (of criticism) Schonungslosigkeit f* * *a) Primitivität fb) Brutalität f, Grausamkeit fc) umg Wut f -
2 savage
1. adjective1) (uncivilized) primitiv; wild [Volksstamm]; unzivilisiert [Land]2) (fierce) brutal; wild [Tier]; scharf [Hund]; jähzornig [Temperament]2. noun 3. transitive verbmake a savage attack on somebody — brutal über jemanden herfallen; (fig.) jemanden schonungslos angreifen
[Hund:] anfallen [Kind usw.]* * *['sævi‹] 1. adjective1) (uncivilized: savage tribes.) wild2. verb(to attack: He was savaged by wild animals.) anfallen3. noun1) (a person in an uncivilized state: tribes of savages.) der/die Wilde2) (a person who behaves in a cruel, uncivilized way: I hope the police catch the savages who attacked the old lady.) der Rohling•- academic.ru/91208/savagely">savagely- savageness
- savagery* * *sav·age[ˈsævɪʤ]I. adj1. (primitive) wild\savage animal wildes Tier2. (fierce) brutala \savage attack/blow ein scharfer Angriff/Schlag\savage fighting heftige Kämpfein a \savage mood übel gelaunt4.▶ to soothe the \savage breast das aufgebrachte Gemüt beruhigenII. nthe noble \savage der/die edle WildeIII. vt* * *['svɪdZ]1. adjwild; sport, fighter, punch, revenge brutal; custom grausam; animal gefährlich; competition scharf, brutal (inf); conflict schwer, brutal; war grausam, brutal; (= drastic, severe) cuts, measures rigoros, hart, drastisch; changes drastisch; criticism schonungslos, brutal (inf)the savage people of New Guinea — die Wilden Neuguineas
to put up a savage fight — sich wütend or grimmig (geh) or wild (inf)
with a savage snap of its jaws the crocodile... the dog became a savage beast — wütend biss das Krokodil... der Hund wurde zur reißenden Bestie
to make a savage attack on sb — brutal über jdn herfallen; (fig) jdn scharf angreifen
he has a savage temper — er ist ein äußerst jähzorniger Mensch
the critics were really savage with her new play — die Kritiker haben ihr neues Stück wirklich schonungslos verrissen
2. nWilde(r) mf3. vt2) (fig: criticize) verreißen; person also (in der Luft) zerreißen* * *savage [ˈsævıdʒ]A adj (adv savagely) allg wild:a) primitiv (Stamm etc)b) ungezähmt (Tier)c) wüst, schroff (Gegend etc)d) brutal, grausame) grimmigf) umg wütend, böseB s1. Wilde(r) m/f(m)2. Rohling m, Unmensch m3. Barbar(in), Halbwilde(r) m/f(m)4. bösartiges TierC v/t2. anfallen und verletzen, bös zurichten3. scharf oder heftig kritisieren* * *1. adjective1) (uncivilized) primitiv; wild [Volksstamm]; unzivilisiert [Land]2) (fierce) brutal; wild [Tier]; scharf [Hund]; jähzornig [Temperament]2. noun 3. transitive verbmake a savage attack on somebody — brutal über jemanden herfallen; (fig.) jemanden schonungslos angreifen
[Hund:] anfallen [Kind usw.]* * *adj.grausam adj.wild adj. n.Wilde -n m.,f.
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savagery — noun 1. the property of being untamed and ferocious the coastline is littered with testaments to the savageness of the waters a craving for barbaric splendor, for savagery and color and the throb of drums • Syn: ↑savageness • Derivationally… … Useful english dictionary
brutalism — noun 1》 cruelty and savageness. 2》 a stark style of functionalist architecture that makes use of steel and concrete in massive blocks. Derivatives brutalist noun & adjective … English new terms dictionary